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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jonsullivan, post: 946234, member: 26586&quot;]The cud occurred before the coin was struck, and was on the blank itself. The blanking die broke causing a raised area of metal on the blank. When the blank went through the upset mill, the &quot;cud&quot; was pushed over slightly towards the field of the blank. When the blank was later struck into a coin, the &quot;cud&quot; was struck into the coin&#039;s surfaces. This is how a rolling fold occurs (or you could simply call it a blanking die cud-the term &quot;rolling fold&quot; doesn&#039;t really describe the error very well in my opinion, and &quot;blanking die cud&quot; works better because it&#039;s more descriptive as to how the error actually occurred.&quot;</p><p><br /></p><p>Jon[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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